Kansas City, Mo — If Drew Gooden had his way, he might do away with the Big 12 tournament's pregame handshake altogether. "You have no friends in basketball. What's the use shaking hands?" Kansas University's junior forward said 2 1/2 hours after his monumental snub of Colorado freshman David Harrison on Friday at Kemper Arena. Full Story.

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KU v. Texas Tech
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Kansas City, Mo. — The lights were out. The TV was turned off. Hyatt Hotel roommates Drew Gooden and Michael Lee chit-chatted in opposite double beds just after midnight, talking basketball before getting a good night's sleep prior to Saturday afternoon's Kansas-Texas Tech Big 12 semifinal at Kemper Arena. "We were lying there just talking. Drew said he was really anxious to play today," Lee said. "He said he was going to get 20 rebounds. I believed him. Sometimes he's just talking, but Drew speaks the truth. He speaks the truth." Full Story.

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KU v. OU
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Who would have thunk it? Who would have believed the nation's highest-scoring college basketball team would count a mere 19 points in a half? "Ain't no way in the world we should score 19 points in a half," Kansas junior Drew Gooden said. "I can score 19 points in a half. No way in the world we should have 19 points. We shot just horrible." Full Story.

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